port ludlow golf club

The course is nestled in the hills and canyons of Port Ludlow. It is a fun course to play, while being quite challenging at times. It is very relaxing to play in the environment that Port Ludlow provides.

There is a 5 mile loop at the Port Ludlow Golf Course that takes advantage of the old logging trails that surround the course. There are incredible vistas at the mile mark whereby you can see the Olympic and Cascade Mountains on a clear day. Be careful in the Summer due to the bears that enjoy the berries!

Outstanding staff. Well maintained course. Understanding course layout is important to score well. Fast greens make for a fun round. The course is a par 72 including trees, homes and water to make it interesting. The course is in a beautiful location.

Golfed here years ago when it was a 36 hole course. The clubhouse is showing it's age a bit. The restaurant/snack bar is cute but dated. Breakfast was extremely greasy. Would rate an excellent, if I posted a better score ;-)

A treat to play, this course offers a challenge to every level golfer. Beautiful scenery (deer, eagles, wild flowers) , well maintained and very private.

I enjoyed the changing scenery and opportunity to view some of the beautiful houses lining the course. Buy enough food at Niblicks Cafe for your round, as there are limited options otherwise.

The course is made up of two 9-hole layouts, the "Timber" and the "Tide". We enjoyed a round on a brilliant, sunny day in early June. The course has some elevation, which I love. The grounds are well kept and playable for my wife and I. I'd say the course is more challenging than The Cedars at Dungeoness.

I was underwhelmed by the Port Ludlow Golf course. It is in need of some general maintenance ranging from the cart paths, the golf carts, the tee boxes, signage on the course. As first timers golfing here, we had difficulty finding the clubhouse, very poor signs on the road. The club house is rundown and the "restaurant" is a glorified snack bar that needs a good cleaning. It was very crowded the day that we golfed and were paired up with another couple that didn't show for the tee time so we went ahead and golfed without them (our luck and their loss :-) ). No marshals on the course to keep the pace of play moving in spite of the number of golfers that day. No drink cart, limited parking so we had to park on the road and no golf bag service available. One tee box was so covered with Canada Goose poop that it was obvious it hadn't been tended to in days. The course itself was fine, fun to play but in general I would have been much happier had the fees been less since the amenities were so minimal. The day before we had played White Horse and had a much better experience for less money. Would not recommend nor would I return.

Really enjoyed this golf course. It was reasonably dry for the season. Very good value with resort package and the staff were friendy and accommodating. Would play this course again.

Loved the flowers, and course layout. Foggy mornings make the first few holes a challenge. Tee times are a bit strange with a lot of twosomes on the course

Kudos to "Adam" in the pro Shop for a very enjoyable visit (All three days!) Thank you for the conversation and information. Course plays to around 4 1/2 hours with water available on all par 3's. Could have used a beverage cart sooner in the day but all in all a lovely course and we would return again!

I've heard about Port Ludlow for years, but have never golfed there.We were greeted with a nice pro shop, an efficient check-in, and fantastic service. Professional and friendliness don't adequately describe what we experienced.Thank you for a great adventure.